DEQ - Red Run Watershed

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Red Run Watershed

Watershed Summary

The Red Run Subwatershed is part of the 760 square mile Clinton River Watershed located in Macomb and Oakland County. The Red Run Subwatershed is a 142 square mile basin that also incorporates other waterbodies, such as Plum Brook and Big Beaver Creek, and is home to 550,000 people. The Red Run Subwatershed is locally funded and approved under the CMI administrative rules.

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